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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-29
CHANCERY SALE
OF
R EAL ESTATE
No. 625s, R.-Chancery Court OF Shelby
oounty.-Jro o. I. Ellis ct al. Va. 7. d

No. S25s Ec b SI, Cont 6, n Of Of SHELBY
Caldwell OF al.
DY virtue Of an interlocutory decree for
y sale, entered in the above. cause 90 the
18th day of January, 1887, Nj. Is. 90, page
20l. l wi, sell, at public auction, to tho
highest bidder. IN front Of tho Clerk and
Masters office, Main street entrance to the
Courthouse of Shelby county, Memphis,
satu rday, February IL, 1887,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in shelby county, Iennr
The Cald we'll residence place, beginning ut
point on the Memphis and Someryillo road
at tho northwest corner of the depot lott
thence south with laid lot 4 chains and ~
links To Nelson's corner; thonoo west with
said Nelson's line l chain and b7 Links;
thence south chain and II links 10 said
Nelson's line; thenoo west chain and 81
links; thence south chains and 81 links TO
Mrs. Wright's north line; thence west |
chain and IA links to stake; thence sou'h
with said Wrights line caains; thence
west II chains and 50 links; thence north 7
chains and SO links; thence east Ia chains
and 20S linksi thence north shains and
961a links 10 tho plank road thence east
chains and 6S links 70 the begin ming. les
about 80 feet of of the south line sold 20
Mrs. Wright, and lot 20 b. l6S feet of Of
northeast corner, containing in all about 10
acres.
Also, tract OF land lying 10 section 2,
range 5, of tho Eleyenth Surveyors and
Ninth Civil District, beginning at u stake In
the center Of the Raleigh and Somervillo
(old stage) road where William A. Cren,
shaw's east boundary line crosses IL, and
running thence south 10 chains to white
oak stump; thence west So chains and 90
links TO a porsimmon bush with red and
white oak point RS; thence north u g. aims
and 80 links 10 hickory marked 70. NJ.
80 thapaa 40 ahaipe and IN linha In "A
stake south 70 degrees west 20 links from =
black oak marked ~. NJ. S I" thence north
Of said ro1 d tnenco north $50 degrees east
along said road A ohIi and 81 links to tho
beginning, COMMUNICABLE acres,
Terms OF Sale-One third cash, balances in
one and two 20 RS, purchaser to execute
note bearing interest with approved securi-
ty; lien retained redemption barred.
This January IS, 1887
S. | MCDOWELL, @, and M.
By 7. B Caldwell, ID. .. ana M.
b. J, KimlrOugh, solicitor for complain
- Tnr InTa
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MEMPHIS DAILY ArpEAL--sATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 1887.

March opened AZ stz6sSS, highest sl265. low
ct sl2 s71I, closing a. sl2 6If; NAY NAY opened
at SO Is. Lsrd-Januar opened at IS Il,
hishest Is IS. lowest 81 l2s, closing at 81 Is;
February opened At 81 As, hishest IS As. low
est 81 l21S, closing at 81 IS; March opened at
IS SEA, highest IS IS, lowest s6 50, closing at
lowest g 6, CLOSING al IS Is. shoriribs""
January opened at s6 IS, highest g l2x, low
est S. IS. closing at % S7lS; Februa,y opened
at So 81, highest s. 421S, lowest 81 IS, olo.ing
at sss71S; March, opened at y 40. highest
81 42IS, lowest S. ST1s closing at g. S71S; May
opened at IS so, highest S. IS. lowest s. so.
closing at 81 so. On the Produce Exchange
TODAY the butter market ruled quiet; cream
cry, 2 99Sc dairy, 12g22c. Eggs, 2SS3Oe per
dozan for Trash
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RIV Ems AND WEATHER.

WHEELING. W. VA, January 2s.-Noon
River IL cot on the gauge and falling.
Westher cloudy and cool.
PITTSBuRG, Pa. January 2S Moon
River IL feet on The gauge and falling.
Weather cloudy and mild.
CINCINNATI, o., January 2S.-Noon-
River 81 feet inches on the gauge and ris-
ing. Weather. raining; Thermometer 46'.
LOUISVILLE, KY, January 2s-Noon--
River Ia 4 OF 6inches In the canal and 10 feet
3 inches on tho falls and rising. Weather
cloudy and cold, With rain.
EVANSVILLE, IND January 2S.-Hoon
River ~ feet inches on the gauge and
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

COTTON SEED-In car load lots: Prime
crude cotton seed oil. new, BIG
SIC; off crude cotton seed oil. -
prime summer yellow cotton seed
oil, 35t13sc; off summer yellow cotton seed
oil, 32933c miners summer vel ow colt on
seed oil, 3i9}6c; prime summer white cotton
seed oil, 3j@36c; choice cooking yellow cot
ton seed oil, 9Sa39c; prime cotton seed
meal. Sl6; less than car lots, SIG 50. Cotton
seed delivered at depot or leyee, 50 per ton:
from MngOn at mills, 10 per ton.
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steers active; coed to ehoice, " 1894 50;
common 70 medium, s. tStsl; stocksrs, q O.
as; feed me- steers, % l0gS 6oi cows 81 COG
$40. Hogs-receipts, $500 heed; shipments.
l, 90 head; the market firm and Sc higher
good 70 choice, 7Ost So; common 70
head; shipments, 800 head; market steady ;
good choice, 1888 90; common to medium,
S2a2 20.
CHICAGO, ILL. January 2s.-The Dropers'
Journal reports; Cattle receipts, 600 head ;
slow; ship Ing steers, $50 to 1900 pounds,
81 40es5; sIockers and feeders, s. 50d9; COWS,
bulls and mixed, 81 1894; bulk, s. i0aS Is;
through Texas cattle, S2g2 80 Hogs-re-
ceipts, $500 head; shipments, 300 head /;
market opened 5@l0c higher, closing with
advance lost; rough and mixed, a tOai go;
packing and Shipping, 81 7095 10: light,
81 1894 90; skipS, s. 9lai 20. Sheep-re-
ceipts. 5000 head; shipments, 1000 head I;
market steady; natives, s. 1915; Western,
1894 e5; Texans, 81 509S 60; lambs, si@5 Is.
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SKINS AND FURs.

SKINS AND FURS-Desr skins, zoe
bear, sla7c; mink, l5g6Oc; coon, hunt
or handled, l5975c; country handled,
li@60c; otter, Sl@6 so; beaver, 5Oc9
81; wild cat, l5925c; iox, l6975c; musk rat,
loo; opossum, 1Oc; wolf, 5Oj@s2; skunk $50
90c; nnnthera. b0cG2l
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

No. b5s-In the Probate Court Of Shelby
county, Tenn .-yohp Mitchell, Complain
ant, VS.. Dodsou Mitchell, Defeu dant.
II appearing from affidavit in this cause
that the defendant. Dodson Mitchell, 10 q
non resident yf the State Of Tennessee, and
II is therefore ordered, That he make
his appearance herein, at the courthouse Of
Shelby county, in Memphis, Tennessee, on or
before the first Monday in February, 1887,
and plead, answer or demur to complainant
bill, or the same will BIO taken for confessed
as TO MIN and set for hearing ex parte; and
that copy of this order be publ shed once 0
week, for four successive weeks, In the Mem
phis Appeal. This 10th day Of December,
A'''' - '''' p. J. QUlgLEY, Clerk.
By ThOl b. Crenthaw, ID. O..
Harry ID II, Sol, for cOmpln't. sat
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PHTROI.RUM MARKET.

COAL 0IL-Prime white, Wholesale lots,
93z9l0o per gallon.
CLEVELAND, o., January &.-Petro'
leum steady; ., W., 1lO', TIC.
PITTSBURG, PA. January 2S.-Petroleum
dali bnt firm: National Transit certificates
opened at 70lfc; closed at 700; highest
T1lc; lowest, 691Se.
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WHISKY-Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
81 5095; redistilled goods from SOC to u 70,
according TO proof; rye, 81 1896.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, January 2S.-Whisky
81 Is.
ST. LOUIS, MO, January %.-Whisky
firm, 81 -.
CINCINNATI. o.. January .B.--Whisky
steady; sales of 1852 barrels OF finished goods
on q basis Of 81 ID.
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Jsauary, s osd. buyers; January February,
5 O9d, buyers; February March, 5 esd, sell
ers; March April, l0d, buyers April. May,
I'D, buiers; Msy-Jupe, 5 49,, sellers I;
yune-JUly. l5d. buyersi July-AuEust.
I'D. buyers August September. s I'D, buy
liverpool weekly statement for the week
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COTTON MARK ETS.

The local c1tton market opened
quiet and STEADY, and closed quiet and
steady; middling, IS. Sales 1900 bales, in
GLIDING $50 last evening, 800 to exporters,
and 900 to spinners.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
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1--we 6TuCK

BAGGIN0-Carload lots: Juts, 2 lbs,
SIC; IL lbs, 7}zc; ~ lbs, 7c. Flax, 8 lbs,
9Nc,
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HIDES ann TALLOW,

HIDES-Dry hint. No. /, l51Sc; No. Q,
121Sc; dry sailed, l0@l2c; green sailed, No.
1,71Sc; No. 2, SIC; g cen 5000. Sheep skins,
l5c0gSl. Beeswax, Zoo. Tallow, 4c.
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TIE United States sna2boat, John
II. Macomb. 10 at Cairo, awaiting orders
from ST. Louis, Between this port and
cairo, from January l7,h to the 18th inolu-
sivo, she pulled the following snags; Ono at
No. 10, Eat Trigg's, In the bend of No. 80,
at Pecan Point, . pt Stonewall, 2 at Craig
hend,s Point, ! at Wright's Point, . in Little
Prairie bend, at Island No. 10, at Island
Ne and ut N rfolk, n total of hfty-lour.
She did extra important work In the chute
OF Forty, which needed attention badly, and
milan III & nd II In good condition.
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AaRICUITURAL Seeds.
nAaoINo am TIEN. ET1

SEEOS-Olover, s. 25 per bushel; orchard
grass, 81 50; herdsgrass, 5J@o5c; tim
nthv Al42M
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M ARTHA's CONN snClAL co..
w LESE, SlS Sixth St., Wssblntton, y.
@. Provides practically useful ousin al sSe
cation. No terms nor vaoauons. Snss.hIn.
10. Twelve weeks Course, Board ste''steN
Send for circular.
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NEW ORLEANS TEN: Toe rJuBGAD0uC',
who have been demanding OF late enormous
wages, such as $50 and $50 month, have
and and are asking but SO q, d sS5 a month and
arc plentiful AZ that. The Corona, which
left yesterday for the Ouaehita, shipped her
crew at noon and had them to load the boat
with her up ireishts Ibis was In practice a
nu mber Of yeaHs q. o, and during which timo
mates had but little troubl 70 In securing their
mn crows: aud the wages then paid we're rea-
sonoble. All mates should try and bring the
o d system in practice again, as 1t no doubt
would be beneii Jial b. both themselves and
the owners. -
A CAIRO dispatch says: There Is
said to DO an extraordinary large oroD Of
trade, much larger than for years, and from
Indications the shipper will get them 70 mar
ket at his own figures. The opposition boz
tween the two 81, Louis i'm s promlses TO DO
the orders Of the Massongale Company, and
will wheel into line whenever needed, while
tho Gilbert NisbOt Company will n BIO be-
hind in contributing their quota TO the geo
eral row. FreiHht Of all kinds from ~. Louis
will probably rAuge at cent? per 100. while
"goobers" viii balance the SO lie ats cents
Ior sack for the return trip. These are tho
probabilities ~ surmited by gent oman
passing through here from Evansville today,
who has more than a passing interest in tho
boats rash enough TO tackle the Evansville
and st. Louis trade Ms soon as IL Is definitely
settled that the Hudson has retired.
SEVERAL weeks sgo IL was rumored
that parties in this city were negotiating for
the purchase Of the sidewheel stonmer David
II. Powell, now laid up just below tho mouth
| Of Wolf river. The rum0r, which was dis
| credited by tea nbOatm. n, WIS verified yes
| tetday by the amt un cement that the Colo
| rado Ttansportn' ion Company, which has ita
| headaurtors at 81. Louis had, through Com
modore p. 2. Manion, who Is one Of tho
prominent sttambO atmen of st. Louis, sold
| the Powell to Mr.. I. b. Sims, q well know
commission merchant Of this city. The
| price, IL is said, was $4,000 cath. The ne
| EQUATIONS tor the purchase Of the boat have
been pending for soa Q weeks, aud tho sale
was partially Effected Thursday by tole'
graph. Commodore Y. 2. Man on, who Ii
one Of the principal owners OF the
boat, arrived IN the city yes
terday morning, and within an hour
after his arrival the sale Of the Powell was
eonsummated. Tho Powell arrived here
from New Orleans about a month aso, and
on account Of ice laid up at a point below
| the mouth OF Wolf river. She has aboa; d
considerabIe freight Tor Cairo and st. Louis
which will 20 forward by the W i'll s. Hays
II cannot now DO stat d what Mr.. Sims will
do with his new FtHObase. There Is an opet
day in the Anchor Lioe, and possibly tb'
| Powell viii DO continued in the st. Loutl
and New Orleans trade.
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Arripals.-Jaues Les, Friars Point: Goa
hema, USceolA.
Departures Lee, Friars Point;
COahom OJceola; Ohio, Cincinnati.
GEN ERAL NEWS.
WET weather.
BUSINESS duh.
QUIET at the river.
VERY dissgreeable.
glONLY one boat leaving today.
RID RIVER is rising az Shreveport.
THE Tennessee river is falling again.
The Mississippi Is falling a. st.
Louis.
CUMBERLAND river continues to rise
at Nashville.
THE Rene Mscready is due from st.
Francis river.
THERE Ia any quantity of corn in
tho bends below Cairo for shipment.
ARKANSAS river is rising slowly at
Fort Smith, but falling at Little Rock.
DURING the "a hours ending at noon
yesterday the river here rose . feet inches.
THR Will y. Hays will be inspf C ed
tOuhy oy bVChl lnspootoIs pIhbee anu Jar
ragh.
Mr.. @, NJ. BURKLEY, chief clerk Of
the steamer D. r. Powell, arrived yesterday
from 81. Louis.
The Genville, with barge, come
out Of W oli river yesterday and left for Old
river. whore she is TO get lot OF cotton and
seed.
THE Alberta No. has laid up at
Newport. on the White river, and will re-
man there until she is again ordered into
service.
THE Joe PeteIs will not be here in
time TO leave this evening for Arkansas
river. She will leave tor that stream Mon
day evening,
THE Buckeye Sb'te will arrive Mon
day, and 10 advertised to leave Tuesday
evenir for Cincinnati. Capt q, ID. Russell
is her agent.
LOCAL INsPECTJRs DARRAGH and
Brace after going TO Dyersburg will 40 to
Greenyiile, Mrs, 10 inspect the stornwheel
steamer l.. Q. Grant.
AND now 1t ia rumored that the Il
W. Cole. now running in tho Memphis and
Arkansas river trade, will run from 81.
Louis to tho Tennessee river.
THE Ohio left late last night for Gin
cinnai with 100 bales OF cotton, 40 bales Of
rags, 600 feet oI lumber, 80 tons of railroad
iron, n lot OF suudries and fair list OF pas:
e0hs0''. .--------------------------
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CONSUMPTION.

lhaye q positive trurdy for tho above disease ~
use Thousands OF cases Of tho worst KIND ana ~ s
standing have been cured Indeed 80 stIoss ~ ~
hith ia It's efficacy, that will sspd Two ~.
FRER together with VALUABLE 1RkAtt1 ~ I.
disease toany sufferer. Give express and go
M. u A. AllOCuM. Isl Rnan ~ NeN wv
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CORN FED CATTLE-Choice to extra,
$40 &c; good, 31+g3j4c.
GRASS OAfTL E--Uhoice,., 3a314c; good,
217@214c; fair.to medium, 2S21Sc; scallaWags'
1@lhc.
H0Gs-Choice, 41Eg4]to;. good, 494Ao;
SHEEP Choice, &c, medium, 31s@3l4c.
KANSAS CITY, MO-, January 2s..The
Lipe Stock Indicator reports: Cattle-recsipts,
100 head; shipments. 800 head; shipping
grades l0c high 7; COWS strong; feeding
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ChesapeAke AO.A<

Che,.peAks 30, sx. N.Y.C.& st.L.. ~.
9. 9. Let pfd. Is. N,Y.o.&St L.pfd.D.
81 Gi;ss 2; q Rtdi To- 9 9siS 2G'aHi;; .:
ca A.pfd,lt5. Oh Miss. pfd, 92H
g. B. 4 Q ,lSs. Ontario West, III.
G., s.; L. NO. Oregon Nav ,9s
9. La P. pfd, s7H Oregon Imp, 40.
2. 8. 4 G.. 50. Pacific Mail, 5Oss.
9. 4 ii. Valley. %. Pooria D. 4 E..4.
Del. 4 Had 1929. Pitpburg, lsl.
Del, u q W, 1851 Pullman =. " l4o.
Den. &Rio G,nsw, 2i1l. Reading. SsSs;
Erie, BIZ. Rock Island, 124M.
Erie pfd, IS. St.L. 4 ST, 301s
New East Tenu..l4. St.L. a S.E pfd, 649.
NewE; Tenn. pfd,7S. st.L.&S. Let p,lllh,
Fort Wayne, LAG G. NJ. st: P, SS7E
Hannibal & st. Jo.-. G. NJ. St.P,, p, ll74.
Il St o;. pfd, 81. F., N NJ. ~;
Harlem, 30. st Paul& Omaha, 4Is4.
Houston 4 T., 40 StPaul 4 o. pid, l0T.
Illinois Contra, 1873. Tenn. Coal& Iron: ~.
Ind. b. 4 W.,l5. Texas Pacific. 2SA.
Kansas 4 T., 2h. Toledo 4 o. Ger: p,5S.
Lake =. Il W IS. Union Pacific, 57sS.
Loa a: s9&Ss ssE 3. ", s. hLplsi F.. iaz
h0u; < n T. Az La 4s J. ~ 4 ?. gs N7S'
N. 4 @. seconds.-. W; U. Toll, FPS:
Mem. 4 Char so. 0olorado Coal S6ss.
Min. & ST. L. pfd,I2 Ontario, ii.
Mobile L Ohio. ii54. 6aicfsiIver pfd, sl,5.
NJ. L. S. Il W., IS South Pacifc,-
M.L.S.& W pfd,9SH Sutro. q.
LONDON, January 2S.-Cousols, 1907 for
both money aud the account. United states
bonds; tours. 1903; Atlantic and Great
Western, firsts, Is; seconds, IL.
PARIS, Januery 28.-Three per cent
rentes, S0f &c for the account.
BANK CLEARINGS.
CHICAGO. ILL. January 2S.-Bank clear
in ~, 81 1922, 600.
NEW YORK, January 2S.-Bauk clear
ings today were SIS, 5sS,Sl9; balances, ST.
345 7i9.
ST. LOUIS, MO-, January 2S.-Bank
clearings today were S2,4ii,3l2; balances,
1897 ,505.
BALTIMORE, MD. January 2s.-Bank
clearings today were 1897 1856; balances,
80 O,S7l
BOSTON, MASS, Jonuary 2S.-Bank
clearings today were Sill ,379,022; balances,
Sl,6S2, liz.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, January 2S.-
Bank clearings today were rs, 49O, 45i; bal
ances, 81 ,3iS,Si3.
NEW ORLEANS, La, January % -
Exchange, New York eight 100 premium.
Clsarings Of the banks, 2,0i9,57l.
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NAILS. LEAD, SHOT.
WHISKY. WeNgy, LINUORs, I

NAILs-lOs, iron, 50 SO; steel, 81 IS.
LEAD &c.
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Florence and Decatur Stocks
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
JOHN IL. NORTOM
DEALER,
"a Madison St, Memphis, Tenn.
FINANCE.

Money ia moderate demand at 6 to s
per cent. Tho Clearing House report is as
follows:
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IRE OOahOma arrived rom OeCtOlh
with 100 bales Of cotton, 2O7 bags Of seed cot
Of suudIies. She won't back last night with
fair trip.
CAPT. RoBT. w. WISE, OF the Cincin-
natl and Memphis Packet Company, and
Capt. Leo Keck, Of the 81. Sandy Packet
Company, are In the ofy on business. They
will return to Cincinnati tonight.
THE James Lee arrived at noon from
Friars Pointwith 4UT bales of cotton, l26 bags
of seed cotton, 1910 sacks Of o0tton seed, Is
head Of cattle and l2O pHeEssos Of sundriss;:
She returned 10 Ffiais Point late last night
with fair trip. '....
CHAs. BENDER, tho we'll known
mate, arrived yesterday from st. Louis, an d
will today take charge OF tho lower dock Of
the City OF Cairo, relieving VIM McClutchey,
who goes TO st. Louis 10 resume his place on
the City Of Vicksburg.
The Raymond Horner, en- route
from Louisville to New Orleans. with tow
of coal, which has boon laid up at Barfeld's
Point, was passed Thursday night at Rich.
ardsOu's Landing, coming down in good
shape. She should arrive here today.
NAVIGATION from st. Louis to all
points south can now DO considered az
iully resumed. Tho Anchor Line will start
the bal rolling, and tomorrow evening will
send the City Of s., Louis to New. Orleans
and the City Of Vicksburg to Vioksburg'
THE Anchor Line steamer City of
Cairo will BIO found at tho elevator this
morning receiving 10 leave ~ 8 o'clock this
evening for Yieksburg and all way landings,
taking freight for tho YaEgo and ITALIA
hatchie rivers. Capt. shop Lishtnor com
mauds, with Mr.. J. O. Elton In tho office,
The VIII &. Hays. which has been
laid up vt Fort Pickering Point Tor some
time, was towed TO- Tho Elevator yester-
neys are on bArge RlonEsido,. and will DO
the freight of the d. II. Powell, and will
probably leave tomorrow for 81. Louis.
THR Anchor Line will not, as has
40 frequently boen rumored, build new
boat TO take the place of the Ill fated City OF
Matches, but rather, vii construota boat for
the ST. Louis and Vioksburg trade. She
will be named afteT one Of tho river towns
on the run between 81. Louis and Vlcksc
Jairo in every feature and also in value.
The new boat for ths Grand Tower trade
will also extend her regular trip9 "a, Cape
Hlrar1aau irhta In fOrmnt iOn Ia OiIcial.
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row DER
DRUGS, PAIN IS AND OILS.

POWDER-Kegs, s.; half kegs. 81 rs
,uarter kegs, 81 so.
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New York spots opened quiet and closed
easy; .middling, 9Ic. Sales, lSS bales.

easy, and TO 10 points lowe. Sales, III,
600 bales. The closing quotations we're as
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NEW YORK DRY aOODs MARKET

NEW YORK, January 2s.-The market
was less active in the general demand for
cotton goods, still an irregular request took
a good quantity. Continental hne brown
eotions advanced 40 on all widths, or to 6'4c
for 10 inch.
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EXCHANGE.

New York and principal cities North and
East, a discount ruying, e premium sell
ing; New England sight y disc unit buying;
New Orleans, u discount buying, par selling.
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RIVERS AND STEAMBOATS,
STEAMERS LEAVING
SATURDAY.
Vieksburg-......-...CrrY oT CAIRo, Pm.
MOVEMENTS AT THE LEvkE.

Arripals.-Jaues Los, Friars Point; Goa
hema, OSceolA.
Departure. Lee, Friars Point;
cOahoma, OJceolA; Ohio, Cincinnati.
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THR Coahoma arrived from Osce Ola
with 100 bales Of cotton, 207 bags of seed cot
ton, 1893 sacks Of cotton seed and packages
Of suudries. She won't back last night with
n fair trim.
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La. stamps, As, SOA. Missouri 6s, lC0%.
Cent. Pac, lists, lax. Don. 4 re-. Is Is, 1l9.
d. ar. e.. W .lsts,77 Erie Ids, g7A.
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North. Pac. Eds .l041s. n. Western con. 40.
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u. P. lists, ll4s<. West Shore. lO2N.
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Tenn. 3aisetnt, 1874. De-.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-30
Leagme aud A..ociatInn Games.

At Newlork- Brooklyn, &, Athletics. 3
hl>e hits, Brooklyn :, Cincinnati II: rr
rorS, Brooklyn l; Cincinnati 3; pitchers
Terry and smith
At New York Nets /. Cleveland 3; has,
hits. Nets H., Cleveland i; errors Nets |,
Cleveland 3; pitchers, Lynch and Daily
umpire, Hays.
Al Baltimore 81. Louis t.. Baltimore
%. base hits, St Louis l., Baltimore Ill
errors, 81. Louis IL, Baltimore t.; pitchers,
foutl and kuou0; umpire, Ferguson.
At Philadelphia. Athletic 10; Louis
Vile : base hits, Athletic -, Louisville
L.. errors, Athletic .. Louisville H.
Pitchers, Seward and Ra,cy. Umpire
Curry.
At Detroit: Detroit =. New York .
earned runs, Detroit >, New York ., hom,
uu-, Trumu, Gillespie; has, hits, Detroit
H., Nrw York Ia. errors, Detroit !. New
York %. pitchers, Getliu and George, um
plrr DocSrhey.
AZ Chicago Chicago II: Boston >
Earned runs, Chicago ., EpStun =; hom,
runs, Plriirr, Ryan; base hits, Chicago IT,
Hnston / errors Chicago t. Boston um
plrr Powers
At Observation-Disclosures -, In.
diauapuli- e.; earned runs. Washington .
indianapolis |; homr runs, Carroll and
O'Errru. errors, Washington t., Iudianap
oils base hits Washington 81, ludianapo
lis lu. pitchers, O'DIy, Fast aud Me
CrJ,hy. umpire. Valentine.
40 pi,t~huIg The game was the most
hotly contested that has heen played al
Recreation Park tins season. Ii required l.
innings To detcrmIuer the winner. Score
pjtt~hurg ., Philadelphia g, earned runs
Philadelphia errors. Plttshurg5; phia
dclphla base hits, Pitishurg II; rhih.
drlpha :; pitchers, Euliutou and Me
CurmIyk